and mike mccarthy is still unfortunately the coach of the dallas cowboys. >> and kevin mccarthy is the speaker. and no heir apparent at this time that we have heard from the person who is going forward with this vote we belief. manu raju, thank you. david, all jokes aside, when you look at this, some people see this as dysfunction at its absolute worst in congress. what does this mean to the american people where they are watching this unfold. will this cripple congress as they try to figure out who the speaker is? >> it's interesting because you actually hear the dysfunction critique, forget from the american people, but you hear it from both sides of the aisle. thes vast majority of the republican conference is supportive of kevin mccarthy. and they are claiming that matt gaetz is causing total dysfunction in the congress by moving ahead with this motion to vacate. democrats are portraying the republican party as dysfunctional and kevin mccarthy unable to lead a functioning congress. which serves their plolitical benefit. there are a couple things important to note here. as manu said

mike johnson is not been the biggest fundraiser in the world. he's not anywhere close to kevin mccarthy. he's not even near tom emmer. we saw some improvement from 2019 to 2021, so that's something that a lot of republicans will be wondering about. can mike johnson raise the money they need. we'll just have to wait and see. >> i want to start can david chalian. what's the significance of someone who is actively in involved in trying to decertify the presidential election, which joe biden won. what's the csignificance of thi person potentially becoming the speaker of the house? >> i think it was perfectly on display. yesterday tom manslaughterer served as the speaker designee. he voted to certify the election as a results in 2020. donald trump's republican party, that's the significance here. if you were trying to overturn the legitimate election result of 2020, that's a credential to sell in today's house republican conference. not a disqualifying factor in today's republican conference. and that is a crucial piece of where we are. and why they are still also where we are. >> the house

yeah mike mccarthy still taking questions from reporters right now. he announced the decision not to run for speaker again, first in a private meeting with house republicans. as you remember, his path to the gavel was a bumpy road to begin with. if you recall, it took a historic 5018 ballots in january for him to earn the speakership . he made several promises to hard line republicans to get their vote, including reinstating a rule that would allow any single member to call a vote to oust him. that's exactly what florida republican matt gaetz did. here's what mccarthy told reporters about his defeat today. you need 218. unfortunately 4% of our conference can join all the democrats and dictate who can be the republican speaker in this house. i i don't think that rule is good for the institution, but apparently i'm the only one in i believe i can continue to fight maybe in a different manner. i will notrillionun for speaker again. i'll have the conference pick somebody else. we are not at the end of this process. okay? at most we're approaching half tim

that got kevin mccarthy fired by people, including you. what makes mike johnson different? >> so what got kevin mccarthy fired in my opinion. he made five different promises to five different groups for what the number would be for the continuing resolution and didn't continue for four of those groups. mike johnson starts with a clean slate. and i think we will come together as a conference. we'll talk about the top line number and move forward. >> i want to let your former colleague ask you a question. as you do again, three weeks and one day. you are one of the eight to kick out kevin mccarthy. given what we have seen, the tim dl , the tumult. was it worth it? >> yes. we need to have it to move forward into this next election season. >> i know this has been exhausting for everyone and you're glad to get through this ordeal. what do you think will happen when you come to november 17th? do you really think that mike johnson will allow a clean funding vote? you'll have to negotiate for the senate. as you know, kevin mccarthy got in a lot of trouble over allowing a clean fundi

the republicans nominated to replace mike mccarthy who was ousted as speaker 3 weeks ago. this comes as a warning. israel rages on. the country is now less than a month here from the potential government shutdown. so a lot to do. and just to give you a little bit of a background before joining congress, ca doesn't work as a lawyer and he was the senior spokesperson for the conservative christian legal advocacy group called alliance defending freedom. it's 10 53 and we'll be right back. >> just about done wednesday morning. before we go, let's check in with olivia horton. see what's coming up on live in the bay today. high libya, nigeria. good morning. happy wednesday, everybody. coming up today on live in the bay with howie creeping around the corner. we get you in the spooky spirit with the scoop on simple fun recipes. how to transform this sugar centric holiday into a nutritious day when registered dietician, ashley hawk stops by then get the caffeine kick. you need to jump. start your day with dusk coffee. find the perfect blend for your taste buds. when we sit down wit

hurts to aj brown breaks a tackle in for the go ahead score brown had 137 yards and the touchdown mike mccarthygovailoa looking for former niner raheem mostert picked off by darius slay right near the end zone and the eagles win 3117 they're six and one so the niners can tie them and the chiefs for the best record in the nfl with a win tomorrow night. so getting ready for monday night football but how about tuesday night basketball? the warriors open up a new season at chase center against kevin durant and the suns. chris paul's warriors debut, though, will most likely not feature draymond green, who has been rehabbing an off season ankle injury. today, the team announced he's been cleared to practice and steve kerr said he did participate in a scrimmage but lists him officially as questionable for the game against the suns. green's absence means the warriors go into the regular season with plenty, yet to be figured out. >> draymond is just coming back at and so we haven't been able to really get a feel for the mix. you know starters bench who's who's coming off with whom all that all that stuf

mccarthy has shown that he put the country first. i fully expect he will do everything he can in his power to help mike johnson succeed. this is a team effort. he can't do this alone. he has 221 teammates to help him. kevin mccarthy certainly was someone that got us in the majority and he will do everything he can to help us keep it. >> martha: we're waiting to see if chad pergram can grab him in the hallway there and get a chad pergram introduction to the new speaker. pat, great to see you. thanks for being here. >> chad is great. god bless. >> martha: coming up, we'll talk to clay travis and general david petraeus still ahead and. biden also speaking today about american hostages, about his message for iran. about the injuries that have happened to american service men at the hands of iranian proxies. what does he plan to do about that? next. >> you told iran to "be careful" as your administration tries to prevent the israeli hamas war from expanding in to a larger middle east conflict. should americans be worried that the war already is escalating? be a few seconds to pray with me real quick. in the name of the fathe

and unfortunately, for speaker e mccarthy, he's going to continue to be a problem for him. mikedemocrats step up for mccarthy9 with the sense that they know him and they don't know an unknown next speakersome. >> it's hard to say. i think they probably will. you know, we saw mccarthy in the green room earlier. he looked pretty relax given the tough couple days he's gone through. i think there's a fight for the soul of the republican party in the house right now. maura worked with moderate members. mccarthy is courting those members, but he has to ally himself with the democrats in order to avoid the shutdown, and the question is are people like matt gaetz, boebert, marjorie taylor greene, are they going to be the moral compass of the republican party in the house? matt gaetz just finished not being prosecuted for having sex with an underaged minor, and he still has ethics charges in the house against him. he wants to be known for anything else but that. but he has real serious moral problems, and the republican party should take a close look at him. mike: so they bought themselv

. >> mike johnson if you don't think that moving from kevin mccarthy to maga, mike johnson shows the ascendance of this movement and where the power in the republican party truly lies, then then you're not paying attention. johnson now, in a crucial role for the 2024 election certification. but president biden says he's not concerned. >> just like i was not worried that the last guy would be able to overturn the election. >> the biden campaign using johnson's win to garner support, sending out a fundraiser email saying it only underscores why it's more important than ever that we win by just as big and decisive of a margin as we did in 2020. the first vote under speaker johnson yesterday was a resolution supporting israel. the house must also take up funding for ukraine, something johnson has questioned in the past for accountability. another crucial task is a looming government shutdown, with government funding set to expire november 17th. andrew rhiannon andrea, thanks. >> new york congressman jamaal bowman is set to plead guilty to a misdemeanor honor for pulling a fire alarm in t

i think we're going to move forward in unity, behind mike, and make sure that we get this job done. >> has mccarthy said that you, that he will move his supporters over to mike johnson? >> he has not said that to me. i have not talked to kevin since the vote. but i am confident that kevin, he's spent a lot of time winning this majority, and he is going to want to make sure that this majority produces, and that's what we need to produce. >> before i let you go, congressman, you mentioned that jim jordan's actions on january 6th, with the reported plea deal involving mark meadows, that's being reported tonight by abc news, do you think that jack smith should be asking meadows about the actions of people like jim jordan? and perhaps others, who are currently in your conference, who might have had a role in these -- >> jack smith had a year and a half to investigate this case, and i'm sure that jack smith asked about every possible potential defended, for all the witnesses. and reviewed documents, for records, and other things before making the decision on who is she should prosecute. he is comfortable

mccarthy. after little mike is from his own party, turned against him. that's after he worked with democrats. deposit stuff got funding, major to of the government shut down. mccarthy says he will not try for re election just days after narrowly avoiding a government shut down a rebellion amid the republican ranks as trust congress into chaos. 8 hard line republicans joined with democrats in voting out speaker of the house. kevin mccarthy, ending a rocky tenure for the republican lawmaker. the office of speaker of the house of the united states house of representatives is here by declared vacant. right winger, matt gates, a controversial fire brand from florida. led charge to was mccarthy. he said, the former speaker didn't do enough to curb government spending and made too many concessions to democrats. kevin mccarthy is a feature of this war. he has risen to power by collecting special interests, money, and redistributing that money and exchange for favors. we are breaking the fever now and we shouldn't like to speak of his back. during the vote, severa

mccarthy. we'll tell you all about louisiana's mike johnson. >>> breaking overnight, israel enter and exits the gaza strip in a brief incursion to prepare for what they call the next stages of combat. we'll have a live report ahead. >>> apple is cranking up costs for consumers on everything from tv to gaming. steve sedgwick joins us to tell us what's going on. >>> and join the national zoo in saying good-bye to two giant pandas heading back no china. it's thursday, october 26. "early today" starts right now. >>> good early morning. i'm frances rivera. >> i'm phillip mena. we begin with that breaking news in lewiston, maine. another mass shooting in america and the gunman is still on the run. law enforcement sources say between 15 and 20 people are dead, about 50 people are injured. some of them were trampled as people tried to run away. there is still an urgent search for the suspect. >> police released this photo of a person of interest named robert card. they believe he is armed and dangerous. a recent bulletin said he recently reported mental health issues. a nurse told nbc news it was youth

we'll see if they are able to get to the number they need to get to today, 217, mike johnson is someone like kevin mccarthy, steve scalise and jim jordan voted to overturn the 2020 presidential election. mike johnson similar to all those individuals has a track record of trying to undermine social security and medicare and end important things that are connected to the fabric of our country and end them as we know it. that mike johnson probably more so than any other member of the house republican conference wants to criminalize abortion care and impose a nationwide ban. later on today we'll make clear that we will continue forcefully push back against that extremism and lay out what the stakes are for the american people in terms of finding bipartisan common ground, avoiding unnecessary government shutdowns, funding the government in a way that meets the needs of the american people, health, safety, their economic well-being, stand by our allies like israel, ukraine and other parts of the free world, provide humanitarian assistance to palestinians who may be in harm's way, those are things that are necess

we'll see if they are able to get to the number they need to get to today, 217, mike johnson is someone like kevin mccarthy, steve scalise and jim jordan voted to overturn the 2020 presidential election. mike johnson similar to all those individuals has a track record of trying to undermine social security and medicare and end important things that are connected to the fabric of our country and end them as we know it. that mike johnson probably more so than any other member of the house republican conference wants to criminalize abortion care and impose a nationwide ban. later on today we'll make clear that we will continue forcefully push back against that extremism and lay out what the stakes are for the american people in terms of finding bipartisan common ground, avoiding unnecessary government shutdowns, funding the government in a way that meets the needs of the american people, health, safety, their economic well-being, stand by our allies like israel, ukraine and other parts of the free world, provide humanitarian assistance to palestinians who may be in harm's way, those are things that are necess

and right now you have several votes for steve scalise, several votes for kevin mccarthy, you have votes for mike garcia, a republican of california. is this just a protest vote by the members who don't like jim jordan or think steve scalise was treated rather poorly by his republican colleagues last week after he got the nomination and do they -- they say all right, it's not going to be jim jordan. i was told this morning if jim jordan could not wrap this up on the first or second ballot, some may say it's time to move on, let's do something else. and i would direct you to what mike kelly drafted a resolution to empower the speaker pro-tem, patrick mchenry to be the acting speaker to get on with business in the house, fubd the government next month, addressing the crisis in the middle east. they cannot do any of these things until they get a speaker. the question is whether or not jim jordan wants to continue to push the issue. he has the same problem kevin mccarthy had. he has by far and away most of the republican conference. that's the issue. but can he get over that delta. it's a very specia

i am told at one point gaetz was told to sit down by kevin mccarthy and refused and representative mike bost and got emotional. and hill reporter writes, representative donalds said the resolution is dead. we do not have support in our conference for it. i don't think it will come to the floor. mchenry does not support this. representative lauren boebert. i will not sit back and watch complete betrayal i ran because i was sick and tired coming up here and cutting deals and releasing statements. for the latest updates on the speaker election. continuous live coverage. ral republican lawmakers have offered remarks to reporters. here's a look. it's about the continuity of government. i believe the name that was on the list could carry out and keep government running. there is a question to make a question some people say mchenry has that power and some will say he doesn't have all the power. should we allow mcheny --ry have that power. i was speaking to matt gaetz and i told him to sit down and sat down. i think the entire conference -- the whole country is screaming at matt gaetz. crazy e

. >> mike johnson even if you don't think that moving from kevin mccarthy to maga, mike johnson showsscendance of this movement and where the power in the republican party truly lies, then then you're not paying attention. johnson now, in a crucial role for the 2024 election certification. but president biden says he's not concerned. >> just like i was not worried that the last guy would be able to overturn the election. >> the biden campaign using johnson's win to garner support, sending out a fundraising email saying it only underscores cause why it's more important than ever that we win by just as big and decisive of a margin as we did in 2020. the first vote under speaker johnson yesterday was a resolution supporting israel. the house must also take up funding for ukraine, something johnson has questioned in the past. we want accountability. another crucial task is a looming government shutdown, with government funding set to expire november 17th. andrew rhiannon all right, andrea, thank you. >> coming up, the latest on the shooting rampage in lewiston, maine. >> plus, the struggl

i have followed mike mccarthy for the longest and i found out on c-span that his name was kevin mccarthyand i liked him. he got the wrong deal. host: you might not be helping his case because you are a democrat saying he worked with democrats. that is the argument -- that is argument that republicans who voted against him made that he worked with democrats when he said he would not. caller: well i will tell you something, miss, i learned this when i was young girl. i thought that any bill did not have to have but one party own it, but that is not true you've got -- people have to work together. and i do not care whether republican, i used to always, -- by republican back in the day. i tell you the truth, like barbara bush voted for hillary clinton, i promise you i would vote for republican before i would them, whatever you want to call them back up there in the white house again because i'm telling you, i do not care who takes the country down if you're taking it down -- they could build for on the democrats with the democrats right now is taking the country down. host: maps, texas, repu

mike johnson of louisiana. in a fourth vote the final tally was 220 for johnson and 209 for hakeem jeffries. the election comes following the approval of former speaker kevin mccarthy. there was a nominating speech for mike johnson and for hakeem jeffries. the chair now recognizes the gentlewoman from new york, ms. stefanik. ms. stefanik: speaker pro tempore, madam clerk, colleagues, on behalf of the house republican conference, i rise today to nominate the gentleman from louisiana, mike johnson, as speaker of the people's house. [chanting "mike"] ms. stefanik: we convened this esteemed body today at a time of great crisis across america, a time of unprecedented challenges in this hallowed chamber and a time when our most precious ally, israel's very existence is under attack from forces of evil. yesterday, our dear colleague, former conference chair, chair of energy and commerce, kathy morris rogers, nominated mike johnson in our conference, and she put it best and i want to quote her today, she said, quote, trust has been broken and we have come to a stand still. how do we restore trust between members, leadership, and ultimately between congress and we the peopl

the honorable mike garcia of the state of california has received one. the honorable kevin mccarthy of california has received two. and honorable westerman, the whole name. pursuant to clause >> jim jordan... here;s what lawmakers had to say.

the honorable mike garcia of the state of california has received one. the honorable kevin mccarthy of california has received two. and honorable westerman, the whole name. pursuant to clause >> that was the scene earlier in the house and update the house speaker election. representative jordaha lost the republican cfence vote. members are now trying to fure out what comes next earlier today the house failed for the third time following the ouster of kevin mccarthy. to win the speakership, he could only lose four. in the second round of voting, 22 republicans opposed. in its first round it was 20. a number of republican representatives spoke with reporters after that vote. >> eight of us voted to remove kevin mccarthy, encouraging our colleagues to vote for jim jordan for

the honorable mike garcia of the state of california has received one. the honorable kevin mccarthy of california has received two. and honorable westerman, the whole name. >> monday, watch c-span's series in partnership with the library of congress, "books that shaped america." we'll feature mark twain's novel adventures of huckleberry finn. the book has sold more than 0 million copies worldwide and had a profound impact on american literature. the library of congress quotes ernest hemingway as saying, all modern american literature comes from one book, by mark twain, called huckleberry finn. our guest has taught classes on huckleberry finn for many years and will join us to discuss the book. join us monday, live at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now our free mobile video app, and online at c-span.org. also be sure to scan the q.r. code to listen to our companion podcast where you can learn more about the authors of the books feeched. o our next segment. laurin-whitney gottbrath joins us, world editor from axios. and joyce karam is the senior editor for al-monitor. welcome to

relatively unknown johnson late last night. >> if you don't think the movement from kevin mccarthy to maga mikeohnson shows the ascendance of this movement and where the power in the republican party truly lies, then you're not paying attention >> reporter: the eight republicans who led the effort to remove mccarthy declaring victory. >> the only way to change washington is to change who is leading washington, and that is what we did today. >> reporter: johnson jolting the chamber back into action >> i believe we're going to be able to get this team to work together. >> reporter: with the house voting hours after his election on the first bill of any kind in nearly a month, a resolution supporting israel, which passed with overwhelming bipartisan support >> so, garrett, what's on the new speaker's plate now? >> reporter: well, lester, the thorniest issue will be funding the government, the same issue that ultimately cost kevin mccarthy his job. government funding runs out in a little more than three weeks, and the house has wasted the last month, so the new speaker will need to put a plan in ac

maga mike johnson, the fourth choice for the job was elected today, 22 days after kevin mccarthy was st things first, who is the hell is congressman mike johnson. last year "the new york times" called him the most important architect of the electoral college objections on january 6th. johnson was instrumental in rallying 138 of his colleagues to join him in voting to overturn the 2020 election. he was a key architect of the independent state legislature theory, and led the effort to get republicans to sign on to a texas lawsuit to throw out electoral votes in pennsylvania, michigan, georgia, and wisconsin. joson e-mailed every republican to solicit signatures and told them that donald trump will be anxiously awaiting the final list to review. he is as maga as jim jordan, just a little less streaming and bullying. they are good friend, by the way. both served on the judiciary committee, and they have virtually identical voting records on everything from refusing to certify the 2020 election to rejecting 20th century voting rights, ensuring abortion accereauthorizing the violence agains

republicans now have their fourth nominee for speaker of the house since kevin mccarthy was ousted. representative miken a conference vote last night, and the gop is planning to bring a vote for speaker to the full house today. >>> intellgence officials say they have assessed with high confidence that israel w not responsible for the hospital explosion in gaza. the assessment was made based on signals intercepts, at least four video sources, as well as photos. >>> and the world series is set after the arizona diamondbacks beat the philadelphia phillies in game seven of the national league championship series. they face the texas rangers starting friday night. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm jarred hill, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> tonight the humanitarian crisis is deepening inside gaza with president biden saying efforts to bring aid to civilians are not moving fast enough. just today, eight trucks carrying food, water, and medicine were allowed across the border, the first in 24 hours. but it's not nearly enou

the adult in the room would lie the house conservatives, and that is exactly what kevin mccarthy did. sorry, mike just explains why we've got my case trying to oust the republican speak of kevin mccarthy. for to have within the republican coal cars in the house is a group of some 20 extreme right wing republicans deeply conservative, opposed to all forms of government spending. they had been cooling, full government, cuts up to 30 percent. now they all and good to reassure and since they believe that they've been given by the speaker of the house, which see, they believe to entities back on in terms of that compromise bill that was passed on a bipartisan basis in the house. but mccarthy's issue is this, he's got a very slim majority in the house, only full. and in his 5 you can cool cuz so those hard line is going to essentially dictate what ways the republican party within the house goes. now it does take only one republican to quote for leadership change, and it will be a vote. it has to be by a majority, but it's going to be a very difficult, longstanding argument and discussion, an ongoing co

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mike johnson. even just yesterday. former speaker mccarthy, former speaker mccarthy was trying to orchestrate an uprising to prohibit the voting of mike johnson to become speaker today. i think members of the republican congress realized even how necessary it was. >> so it should stay in place? the motion to vacate? >> absolutely. power can corrupt anyone. any speaker should serve at the pleasure of 218 members of congress. ideally a stronger majority than that. >> before i let you go. speaker johnson was a key player in trying to push a court case which the supreme court ultimately did not accept to overturn the 2020 election. he just took an oath as speaker of the house. he is now second in line to the presidency. do you believe he should publicly say that joe biden is the legitimate president? >> i think that's a ridiculous question. as you know, democrats have spent the better part of two decades contesting elections, objecting to electoral votes for more than 20 years. you've got a former gubernatorial candidate in georgia who has never

quickly, and my suspicion is that we're gonna find out why he was pretty dumb to get rid of kevin mccarthy. mike johnson is going to be pursuing the exact same agenda the house republicans were pursuing under kevin mccarthy. it is not his own policy agenda. it's the will of the conference, the will of the house. he just has no experience doing. it so i think it's gonna probably be trying to do the same things that kevin mccarthy was doing. probably doing so less effectively than kevin mccarthy was doing. >> okay i just wanna take slight issue with that for a second just because someone says please, thank you and ma'am doesn't mean they're good or nice guy. especially when they actively push lies about our elections. right? like andy haskell, was he a good guy? no he was a horrible guy. who was bs-ing jim cleaver every day of the week. but he slicked his hair to the side and said thanks mrs. cleaver. i'd love to have desert. please. let's move on to kevin mccarthy. how did kevin mccarthy let this happen to him? he knew matt gaetz, a junior joker was coming for him. and kevin mccarthy was gunning

. >> if you don't think moving from kevin mccarthy to maga mike johnson shows the ascendants of this movement and where the power of the republican party truly lies then you're not paying attention. >> reporter: the eight republicans who led the effort to remove mccarthy declaring victory. >> only way to change washington is to change who's leading washington, and that is what we did today. >> reporter: johnson jolting the chamber back into action. with the house voting hours after his election on the first bill of any kind in nearly a month. a resolution supporting israel, which passed with overwhelming bipartisan support. >> and our thanks to garrett for that report. >>> former president trump got in trouble in a new york city court, storming out of the room after a long day in which he briefly took the stand to explain remarks he had made to reporters. mr. trump had said the person signature next to the judge was quote very partisan. the former president explained to the judge he'd meant witness michael cohen, but judge arthur engoron rejected that claim as not credible, fining mr.

mccarthy. congressman mike thompson says lofgren made the same request of speaker pro tem patrick mchenry, then who kicked speaker emerita. nancy pelosi, out of her capitol office. but mchenry also did not respond. >> it's just sad commentary on the house republican leadership that they wouldn't pay a tribute to this great legislator, great senator, and allow allow a plane to bring her colleagues back to pay her final tribute. it's just going to be more difficult. and i'm assuming that some people will not be able to make it because of that. >> and we're also told vice president kamala harris plane only had eight seats left, which would help bring a limited number of the delegation. now, that plane is scheduled to arrive tonight back on capitol hill, a day full of tributes honoring the late senator friend , a hero for so many, a leader who changed the nature of the senate and the fabric of the nation in a titan in us policy mix and proud daughter of san francisco, soon to be laid to rest, the late senator dianne feinstein, a trailblazing force of firsts. san francisco's first female mayor and

mccarthy. so who is mike johnson? dw correspondent stefan simmons fills us in. he is a staunch and vocal trump supporter. he is a evan jelly called christian, or at least conservative christian. he played a key role in attempting to overturn the 2020 presidential election in congress. he is opposed to abortion. he's opposed to same sex marriage. he is very, very conservative. he is also the representative in the republican conference who has the least enemies, and that explains why hey, he became speaker in just one flaw about. now, what will be his challenges? there is a lot, most importantly, 8 to israel, and the ukraine military, h humanitarian age. i munitions is that tra, is that truck asked for by the president of the united states. $60000000000.00 for ukraine. $14000000000.00 for israel billions, also to secure the us border with mexico. this is top of the list. priority for this new speaker number to avoid shutdown of the government. finance the government, so it can operate. this is due in less than a month. so there the new speaker has to find a compro

kevin mccarthy, off the little mike, is from his own potty tent against the office of speaker of the house of the united states. house of representatives is here by declared vacant to the coffee and get the ultra conservative wing of his republican party at the weekend when he worked with democrats to pass a stop get funding measured to of it, a government shut down the hot right lawmakers were laid to buy mccarthy's main rival met gates, it launched the bead to asked him right then let's cross that data police. janelle, do my law on the in washington dc. janelle kevin mccarthy at the foot. very hard to get elected. a speaker. can he? and will he take up the fight to try and get his job back? now? that is a very good question, anthony. and it's the question that we have been asking ourselves since this news broke at the moment. there are multiple reports that kevin mccarthy will not, in fact seek the speakership again. and you know, if he doesn't, it's perhaps he recognized that he would still have the same mathematical problem that has dogged him today. it is not clear where he woul

mike johnson of louisiana. in a fourth vote the final tally was 220 for johnson and 209 for hakeem jeffries. the election comes following the approval of former speaker kevin mccarthy. there was a nominating speech for mike johnson and for hakeem jeffries. the chair now recognizes the gentlewoman from new york, ms. stefanik. ms. stefanik: speaker pro tempore, madam clerk, colleagues, on behalf of the house republican conference, i rise today to nominate the gentleman from louisiana, mike johnson, as speaker of the people's house.

mccarthy on the first ballot. victoria spatz says she does not like the process and she will vote against jordan. mikeawlor of new york said vote for kevin mccarthy also said he will not be deciding -- be the deciding vote against jim jordan. carlos gimenez of florida said he has backing mccarthy. mike kelly is voting for steve scalise and congresswoman mary and etta miller meeks of iowa said she is undecided but suggested she is a no. those are just the expected knows. that is not even -- no's. that's not even the undecided. it seems jim jordan has a hell decline but he is putting the vote on house foreign we will find out early. he can only lose four votes. three if fewer than expected republicans are not there today to cast their ballots. this is marcy in north carolina, republican, good morning. caller: good morning. i'm amazed i can agree with the article from the new york times and mitch mcconnell but we have got to continuously tell people who hamas is. they are a terrorist group who has no regard for life. it is not the israelis who are keeping the palestinians suppressed, it is hamas. million

mike memoli. thanks to all. >>> game on. house speaker kevin mccarthy vacate him from his speakership. we will talk to republican mike turner coming up about that. and funding for ukraine, funding not in the continuing stopgap resolution. this is "andrea mitchell reports." you are watching msnbc. a mitchel reports. you are watching msnbc but as you get older, it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves memory. the secret is an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. only unitedhealthcare medicare advantage plans come with the ucard — one simple member card that opens doors for what matters. what if we need to see a doctor away from home? we got you — with medicare advantage's largest national provider network. only from unitedhealthcare. tired muscles and joints largest national provider were k

speaker after 22 days of leaderless, gridlocked chaos following the ouster of former speaker kevin mccarthy. mike won all 220 republican votes cast today, 20 more than the three prior nominees managed on the floor or behind closed doors. after emerging from the leadership vacuum, speaker johnson said congress must win back americans' faith. >> their faith is at an all-time low and one of the reasons they have lost it is because congress over the years has not delivered to the american people well enough. we are in the majority right now. we've gone through a little bit of struggle and character building, and you know what it has produced? more strength, more perseverance , and that is what we are about to deliver for the american people. >> lisa is on capitol hill where she has tracked every twist in this unfolding political drama. weeks of infighting among house republicans apparently open a lane for mike johnson to emerge as a fourth round draft pick. how did it all come together? >> how about that? three weeks it took and four nominees. there were several dynamics at play. house republicans we

and for you personally, mike johnson would be what? you are a mccarthy guy. didn't vote to oust mccarthy. johnson is, at best, your third choice, to be house speaker. how does that feel? >> i think we'll get back to what we need to do. none of us campaigned on keeping the status quo. this is status quo funding. all of the pelosi/biden policies that passed last year. if republicans want to change, we have to get together on offense. >> what do you think the large takeaway lesson will be? when people look back at this five, ten years from now, that a small number of people can blow stuff up? >> when you have a narrow majority, four-seat majority, any five people can stop ever measure. a lot of attention is given to the motion to vacate, with no confidence on the speaker. you should tread carefully on that. and there's a lot of wires. don't cut the wrong wire. this could blow up. kevin mccarthy put years together. the fact that we can do it in an afternoon. >> does it feel like this was worth it? or is this just resignation? >> i don't think it is, resig resigna

. >> if you don't think that moving from kevin mccarthy to maga mike johnson shows the ascendance of this movement and where the power in the republican party truly lies, then you're not paying attention. >> reporter: for speaker johnson the challenges start immediately, including finding a way to fund the government before a november 17th deadline and considering president biden's foreign aid package to israel and ukraine. johnson told reporters he supports additional aid to ukraine, but with conditions. nikole killion, cbs news, capitol hill. >>> the judge in former president donald trump's civil fraud trial in new york called him to the stand for this comment he made to reporters yesterday -- >> this judge is very partisan judge with a very -- partisan sitting alongside of her. >> judge arthur engoron fined trump $10,000 for violating a gag order barring personal attacks on the judge's staff. on the stand, trump denied he was talking about anyone on the judge's staff. he said his comment was about the judge and his former fixer and attorney michael cohen who testified against him.

mike johnson. representative lawler told our colleague manu raju he thought ousting kevin mccarthy was a dumb decision for the republican conference. he said he did think he could support mike johnson. he said that it was time to move on. i just think that is the sentiment among so many members. now, so many things can change in the course of just four hours before members go to the floor for a vote at noon. but i just think there is momentum, a lot of feeling that mike johnson is the guy for the job, and despite the fact he doesn't have a ton of policy experience, there is an expectation he could clinch the speakership today. >> not to dump cold water on the moment that republicans apparently have for closing the lowest bar, there is a ton of work that needs to be done in a compressed time window. we spoke to hakeem jeffries a short time ago about johnson becoming the next speaker. this is what he said. >> i don't know mike johnson well. based on his track record, he appears to be an extreme right-wing idea log and house democrats will push back aggressively against that. at the same time we, said fr

very important one, because i think in the rush of the entry against oh, no is mike johnson better or worse than kevin mccarthy that person? i don't see mike johnson's ascendance to the speakership is a change at all. it is a reminder and i think this is the importance of the conversation you and allie are having. it's a reminder to the nagds of where the republican party is today on critical issues of importance to them be it guns, be it reproductive rights, be it immigration, be it voting rights, be it the willingness to steal a free and fair election from joe biden. mike johnson is a reminder to the nation of that. and i do think the other issue that comes into play with mike johnson is his -- his public living of his religious beliefs in the political arena. and i know this is a tricky issue, but i would say even among conservative republicans, many believe that the way you empower a church is actually use government to secure freedom for all people, and that allows faith based institution tuesday thrive and change hearts and minds at the alter, not within the capitol. and mike johnson's willingness and in

itseems like a lot of them are saying look, when it comes to mike johnson, we cannot blame him for the things we were frustrated about with kevin mccarthyneed to give him some leeway. mike johnson has put forth a plan the house has eight bills left they need to pass. he was hoping to get through all of them before november 17th even if the house does, huge if, they are going to need to pass some stop gap funding. but more members opposed to that are going to be more open to that if mike johnson can prove that he's very focused and getting those full-year funding bills passed >> emily, we'll check back in soon we appreciate it >>> coming up, home builders are on track for an eighth straight week of losses is it time for fannie and freddie to step in one strategist says that's a very rel possibility he'll join us to explain >>> and travel and wleleisure dn about 50%. they just posted a beat on the top and bottom line and seeing a major shift in the customer base >>> and here is a look at markets. the dow is lower by only 50 points, but the big declines are in the nasdaq, down 2% today and the ten-year yield continues to creep higher at ne

. >> if you don't think that moving from kevin mccarthy to maga mike johnson shows the ascendance ofere the power in the republican party truly lies, then you're not paying attention. >> and nikole killion is back with us from capitol hill. nikole, i listened to the speaker's speech today. he talked about israel. the house passed a resolution backing israel and condemning hamas today, but he made no mention of funding for ukraine. will that happen? >> we'll see, norah. but most recently speaker johnson voted against war funding. however, tonight he said he supports additional aid to ukraine with conditions, including greater accountability and clearer objectives from the white house. norah? >> nikole killion on the hill, thank you. >>> let's turn now to the war in the middle east. tonight cbs news learned israel is delaying the ground invasion into gaza as the fate of more than 200 hostages remains uncertain. now this as the humanitarian crisis is growing more desperate by the hour in gaza. cbs' holly williams is in east jerusalem following the latest. good evening, holly. >> goodeve